Engineering Coordinator - Java

AB InBev is the leading global brewer and one of the world’s top 5 consumer product companies. With over 500 beer brands, we’re number one or two in many of the world’s top beer markets, including North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

• →Be part of a cross-functional team, directly contributing to feature development and maintenance of a global product; 
• →Partner with colleagues to build and maintain tooling for test, development, automation, and release processes improvement; 
• →Advocate for the engineering perspective when communicating with product and design; 
• →Follow best development practices to achieve continuous improvement; 
• →Provide the team with a quality strategy that supports the team's delivery goals; 
• →Be constantly challenged to create world-class solutions. 

• University degree in courses related to computing such as Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, and Systems Analysis and Development; 
• Previous experience managing development teams; 
• Solid fundamentals in object-oriented design, data structures, algorithms and problem solving; 
• Experience with backend (Java) integrations; 
• Experience with RESTful services and micro-services; 
• Advanced knowledge in design patterns and development best practices; 
• Advanced knowledge of software testing concepts (testability, regression, unit, integration, stress, test automation); 
• Strong communication skills in English (written and spoken);  
• Experience with Agile projects. 

• You´re passionate about software development and knows how to ensure its quality;
• You´re motivated by building up world class solutions that impacts millions of users all over the world;
• Experienced working in an environment which uses and stimulates DevOps culture;
• You´re creative when solving problems and is continuously seeking improvements for processes and solutions;
• You can communicate clearly with your team and the company to identify issues and demands;
• You have the autonomy to recognize the current and new priorities, evaluating the impact of their outcomes in the final result.